From: Paul Vogel (nitzke@hotmail.com)
Date: Tue Jun 22 2004 - 19:29:28 BST
Hello All,
FYI:
New Flyer: Gas High Enough Yet?
Activism; Posted on: 2004-06-21 23:46:26 [ Printer friendly ]
As prices rise, Americans are starting to ask the right questions. Let's
make sure they get the right answers.
We know the Iraq war wasn’t fought over oil — or now it would be
inexpensive. We certainly know now that the war wasn’t fought over ‘weapons
of mass destruction.’ Then what was the war really for?
“If it were not for the strong support of the Jewish community for this war
with Iraq, we would not be doing this.” — Representative Jim Moran, as
quoted in the Reston Times
“Israel long since would have taken us to the weapons of mass destruction if
there were any or if they had been removed. With Iraq no threat, why invade
a sovereign country? The answer: President Bush’s policy to secure Israel.
...led by Wolfowitz, Richard Perle and Charles Krauthammer... Acting
militarily, we have created more terrorism than we have eliminated.” —
Senator Ernest Hollings, as quoted in the Charleston Post and Courier
“I think it’s the worst kept secret in Washington. That everybody —
everybody I talk to in Washington has known and fully knows what their
[Jewish Neo-Con] agenda [in Iraq and the Middle East in general] was and
what they were trying to do. ...because I mentioned the neo-conservatives
who describe themselves as neo-conservatives, I was called anti-Semitic. The
trouble is the way they saw to go about this is unilateral aggressive
intervention by the United States — the take down of Iraq as a priority. And
what we have become now in the United States, how we’re viewed in this
region, is not an entity that’s promising positive change. We are now being
viewed as the modern crusaders, as the modern colonial power in this part of
the world.” — General, Anthony Zinni, Retired, recently chief of the U.S.
Central Command and President Bush’s former Middle East special envoy, 60
Minutes interview of 21 May 2004
We agree.
The chaos caused by the unnecessary invasion of Iraq on Israel’s behalf has
caused chaos and uncertainty in the Middle East—and that means higher prices
for you and me, and not just for gas; for everything, eventually. As
millions of Third-Worlders invade the U.S. through Mexico, our government is
being run by people who are more concerned about Israel’s borders than our
own. They have brought terrorism on this country because of their push for
unlimited economic, diplomatic and military support for Israel.
It’s time to bring our troops home and put them to work guarding our own
border.
Join with us in accomplishing this patriotic task.
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Source: Lewis Stirling
The "horror" has only just begun....Iran may be next....time will tell.
Best regards,
Paul Vogel
http://www.cosmotheism.net
>From: gav <gav_gc@yahoo.com.au>
>Reply-To: moq_discuss@moq.org
>To: moq_discuss@moq.org
>Subject: MD Horror
>Date: Tue, 22 Jun 2004 21:45:29 +1000 (EST)
>
>i just watched an american documentary on Iraq that
>focussed on the torture of Iraqi detainess. It was
>extremely disturbing.
>As many will already suspect, mistreatment and torture
>are official US government policy since guantanamo.
>the general in charge of guantanomo - a general miller
>- developed a protocol called 'stress and duress'
>which outlined different techniques and levels of
>torture. the prisoners at guantanomo were considered
>exempt from the geneva conventions.
>same general miller is now in charge of all prisons in
>Iraq and the same protocols are used. over 30
>prisoners have died in iraq from torture gone toofar.
>the great majority of prisoners are non-combatants, ie
>innocent. they are imprisoned without trial and when
>released are shunned by their peers because their
>humiliation has been made public, deliberately. it is
>called social death. the acts inflicted upon the
>prisoners are spefically designed to violate moslem
>sensibilities; much local knowledge is needed (ie it
>is coming from above).
>
>all this occurs against a backdrop of general violence
>and murder of civilians in iraq: men, women and
>children. some US soldiers have deserted and refuse to
>kill anymore but they are treated as pariahs. one
>deserter was sentenced to a year in jail recently.
>
>okay so where from here?
>what can we do, individually? renounce our
>nationality? is that a tactic worth considering? how
>the hell do we stop the escalation of violence from
>reaching 'revelations' proportions?
>it seems to me that only INDIVIDUAL action can change
>our course. can we redeem ourselves and our societies?
>how? any ideas (eg thoreau's refusal to pay tax to
>fund the war on mexico)
>
>despairing
>gav
>
>
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